Baltimore’s 2025 rookies logged extended action in Week 3’s MNF loss to Detroit. Malaki Starks posted a career-high 8 tackles but was exposed in coverage; Mike Green and Teddye Buchanan handled big defensive workloads and made several plays. Tyler Loop connected on all three extra points but kickoff returns continued to threaten field position. LaJohntay Wester and Reuben Lowery contributed mostly on special teams, with Aeneas Peebles flashing interior pressure. Carson Vinson was inactive.

Lions highlights included Jahmyr Gibbs’ 4-yard touchdown on fourth down and Sam LaPorta’s size‑and‑skill matchup. Goff steered the offense efficiently, while the Ravens’ rookies continued to show growth and learning curves as they push for more snaps next week.

Moore shone for New York, turning 85 preseason snaps into 10 tackles with only a single target for three yards, signaling immediate IDP upside if he keeps the back end tidy. New York’s safety room has been rebuilt this offseason with Cisco in the mix and Adams plus Oliver in versatile roles, giving Aaron Glenn a flexible safety corps.

Keyon Martin in Baltimore and Eric Rogers in Los Angeles highlighted the broader rookie impact, with Rogers locking down in preseason play and Martin injecting value as a Ravens slot option. Darren Mougey’s bold draft-day move to upgrade Moore foreshadows a fast-track path for Jets rookies to meaningful snaps and fantasy relevance.